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Originally Posted by The Chaos Entity

?clearly your knowledge of the Arcana begins and ends at Persona if you?re going to say things like that

Bruuuuh, thats really weird to say. Like, you are missing huge obvious reasons why a rider based on death makes actual perfect sense. I'm not gonna waste my time explaining to you in depth something that takes mere moments to google, Heres the obvious OBVIOUS clincher:

DEATH IS A CARD THAT REPRESENTS *DRUMROLlLlLlLlLlL*
TRANSFORMATION....
HENSHIN?
Henshin, anybody? Where have i heard henshin before... wait what is it that henshin means again... hmm someone should google that, its a real stumper.

Don't be a dick if you don't wanna get in a dick fight.

EDIT: Okay i cant stop myself, heres another obvious one from another direction:
Kamen rider Decade was sent to kill all riders. Like, duh? Like, very much duh? Like... I am become DEATH, duh? It hurts to think that you though you were in the clear to turn your nose up and snoot that someone doesn't know anything about something when you clearly dont know anything about anything. Lets pretend this didn't happen, for your sake.

EDIT: Okay lowkey egg on my face, should've read back further, because noone else in here knows what they are talking about either, you actually might know more but you're just hinged on a very particular reading of how the arcana would translate into a rider series, when the arcana are inherently meant to be interpreted by the person using them. The fool idea isn't a bad one, but Death as one of the main riders feels absolutely dope to me, and rich in storytelling opportunities. I see the card as possibly being able to represent a kind of antihero in the context of a transforming hero show, but i do agree it'd be a poor villain. I honestly don't really see it as a power-up, but i suppose if we were to toss it in at the death/rebirth stage of the hero's journey it does make a kind of sense.